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I try to get a .NET dll working with Autocad OEM 2010 and use the EllipseJig-Sample from the arx samples.
It seems very simple:
- add AcMgd and AcDbMgd from the Autocad OEM Main Dir
- compile project
- set up OEM Make Wizard and adding EllipseJig.dll as Module using 'Build with: BindDll' and 'Build Destination: Exe'
Executing Build leads to an error in the stamp.bat where it cannot find the patch string. On closer inspection it tries to execute patcher.exe in order to translate AOEM.EXE or AOEMAOEM.EXE to <myOEMName>.exe, but neither string is included in the dll.
I tried variations, but failed too:
- using Autocad OEM 2011 (taking libs from there, using 2011 make wizard etc.)
- using AcMgd/AcDbMgd from subdir arc/inc-win32
I think it is just a simple oversight somewhere. Documentation does not lead anywhere, either the .NET parts pertain only to normal Autocad, or if it is for OEM, it concentrates on ObjectArx or Lisp. I didn't found much info on creating .NET dlls. The bits I found made me think that adding lib references to the correct OEM libs should solve the problem, but it doesn't.
Does anyone know where my problem is?
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Off the top of my head, I believe you should be using BindMgd - not BindDLL - to bind a .NET assembly DLL.
Off the top of my head, I believe you should be using BindMgd - not BindDLL - to bind a .NET assembly DLL.
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Eric Hershberg, professor of Political Science at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver and a specialist on the comparative politics of Latin America and the politics of development, moderated a talk with Mark Weisbrot.
Latin America's New Political and Economic Independence: Implications for a Multi-Polar World
The Peninsula Peace and Justice Center in Palo Alto, CA hosted an evening with Mark Weisbrot.
Latin America's Political Shift: Is the Region Moving in a Positive Direction?
Joel Brinkley, former editor, reporter and Pulitzer Prize winning foreign correspondent for the New York Times and visiting professor of journalism at Stanford, and CEPR Co-director, Mark Weisbrot, discussed important political changes currently taking place in Latin America, and what they might mean for the future of the region and its relationship with the United States.
Latin America's New Political and Economic Independence: Implications for a Multi-Polar World
Why the World Isn't Flat: The Truth About Globalization and the Secret History of Capitalism
CEPR Senior Research Associate, Ha-Joon Chang takes aim at unfettered capitalism and free trade in his new book, Bad Samaritans: The Myth of Free Trade and the Secret History of Capitalism. The New America Foundation and CEPR co-sponsored a book event with Ha-Joon, later airing on C-SPAN's BookTV.
An Assessment of the First Two Years of the Morales Administration in Bolivia
Mr. Guevara Ávila, Director General of Bilateral Relations, in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bolivia, discussed the achievements and results of the first two years, with a focus on the draft new Constitution, approved just last month by the Constitutional Assembly.
AEA Annual Meeting
The American Economic Association held it's annual meeting in New Orleans from the 4th to the 6th of January in New Orleans, LA. Several economists affiliated with CEPR, including Randy Albelda and Marcellus Andrews participated in the conference, together with co-director, Dean Baker. For more information, please consult the AEA website.
Venezuela's Bolivarian Revolution at Home and Abroad: A New Geometry of Power?
This one-day event brought together scholars, politicians, and filmmakers from across the political spectrum to consider the challenges, liabilities, and potential of the government of Venezuela under the leadership of President Hugo Chávez. CEPR Co-director Mark Weisbrot talked about Venezuelan domestic policy. The discussion was moderated by Gil Joseph (Yale University) and included Sujatha Fernandez (Queens College, SUNY) and Francisco Rodriguez (Wesleyan University). For more information, please visit the website of the Council on Latin American and Iberian Studies at Yale.
A Good Job is Hard to Find
We have come to expect that as our economy rebounds from a recession, the percentage of good jobs in the economy will return to its pre-recession level and rise further as the recovery progresses. This was certainly the case during the eighties and nineties, but this recovery has been different. Six years after the onset of the 2001 recession, the percentage of good jobs in the economy jobs that pay $17 per hour and offer health insurance and a pension is still below the pre-recession level, and falling. Compared to similar points in the past two business cycles, this is very unusual. We thank Joint Economic Committee Vice Chair Carolyn Maloney for making this event possible.
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Grizzlys make Eagles pay for mistakes
A weekend split with the Olds Grizzlys didn't benefit the Canmore Eagles.
Red Cross grant to benefit local First Nations
The Canadian Rockies Public School division is turning to Mother Nature in the hopes of improving academic success rates.
Icy wonders take shape
A typical eggshell weighs less than a feather, but the half eggshell that Crushed Ice lifted to complete their ice sculpture weighed in at 60 pounds.
Lake Louise opens spectacular outdoor rink
The prettiest skating rink in the world – if there was a such a contest then the natural venues at Lake Louise would certainly take home the top prize.
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Avalanche Canada launches new social info-sharing
Canada's primary provider of information pertaining to backcountry conditions, avalanche hazard levels and weather observations has a new tool.
Man fined $4,500 for swim with endangered snails
A man who claimed God said it was OK was fined $4,500 Wednesday for taking a boozy, cigar-smoking swim in an environmentally sensitive hot spring.
Canadian biathlon teams in top 10 in relays
A combination of rookies and veterans joined forces to crack the top-10 as Canada's top biathletes competed in the men's and women's relays.
Green's flawless biathlon shooting streak ends
Brendan Green missed his first shot in more than one week en route to finishing a respectable 18th place in the men's 12.5-kilometre pursuit race.
Harvey ninth in World Cup cross-country pursuit
Alex Harvey bounced back after a difficult sprint race to climb his way back into the top-10 in a men's 30-kilometre pursuit race on Sunday.
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Canada's cross-country ski athletes struggled to find their top gear during a World Cup skate-ski sprint race in Rybinsk, Russia on Saturday.
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As the Alberta Junior Hockey League season heads towards the final month of games, each takes on added significance.
Crawford returns to World Cup biathlon in Top-30
Canmore's Rosanna Crawford led the Canadian biathletes with a 29th-place finish in the women's 7.5-kilometre sprint race in Antholz, Italy on Friday.
Harvey skis to 10th at World Cup in Russia
Alex Harvey led Canada's Nordic skiers to a 10th-place finish on a frigid and demanding World Cup cross-country course in Rybinsk, Russia on Friday.
Green fifth World Cup cross-country sprint
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Updated: 12/12/2007 - Nashville police are investigating why a registered sex offender was allegedly driving drunk with five young boys in his car.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Nashville police are investigating why a registered sex offender was allegedly driving drunk with five young boys in his car.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - WASHINGTON (AP) -- A Middle Tennessean man was among 29 people pardoned by President Bush.
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Updated: 12/12/2007 - The Wilson County School Board rejected a settlement in the case of parents who sued an elementary school over what they claimed was the promotion of Christianity.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - A taxpayer group funded by a neighbor of the governor's mansion is criticizing the spending for construction and renovation of the executive residence.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Country music star Dolly Parton is rallying to the defense of her brother, calling him the scapegoat for problems at the North Carolina theater that bears his name.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Some University of Kentucky students are rallying to protect an eastern Kentucky research and educational forest from logging.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Vanderbilt football coach Bobby Johnson has withdrawn his name from consideration for the head coaching vacancy at Duke.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Governor Beshear is calling for Kentuckians of different races and from different political parties and different regions to help him meet the state's challenges.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Governor Beshear had a full day of activities to coincide with his inauguration.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - NASA experts are still scratching their heads about a glitch that has caused back-to-back launch delays.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Trial jurors heard a statement from a Texas teenager about a drug-running trip to Tennessee that ended with a state trooper's death.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Knoxville Police say they believe a man who fell to his death overnight is an illegal immigrant.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - The filing deadline is just one day away for those who want to become candidates for the Knox County Commission.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Governor Bredesen will be in Knoxville today as well as several other East Tennessee Counties.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Eric McLean's attorney will ask a judge today to reconsider a motion that would use tax dollars to pay McLean's legal fees.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - It's business as usal today for employees at Bonanza Produce where 34 people were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes Tuesday night.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - Teenagers flipping burgers or stocking shelves don't think about retirement. But the government does, and the prognosis isn't good.
Updated: 12/18/2007 - Several hospital workers faced a language barrier Tuesday night because several of the patients from the produce company were Spanish-speaking.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - 34 people were transported to Knoxville area hospitals tonight after being overcome by carbon monoxide fumes at a Knoxville area produce company.
Posted: 12/11/2007 - The Wilson County School Board is deciding whether to accept a settlement in the case of parents who have sued an elementary school, saying it promoted Christianity.
Updated: 12/11/2007 - 'Tis the season for giving and one Knox County based charity needs you to do just that.
Updated: 12/12/2007 - East Tennessee's four largest cities each set a record for warmth on Tuesday, but a big change is coming.
Updated: 12/11/2007 - NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A state lawmaker is pushing for legislation to give retailers more money for selling lottery tickets and require that balls be used in lottery drawings.
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The p11-kit package Provides a way to load and enumerate PKCS #11 (a Cryptographic Token Interface Standard) modules.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.6 systemd platform.
Download (HTTP): http://p11-glue.freedesktop.org/releases/p11-kit-0.22.1.tar.gz
Download MD5 sum: 4e9bea1106628ffb820bdad24a819fac
Download size: 972 KB
Estimated disk space required: 44 MB (additional 6 MB for tests)
Estimated build time: 0.4 SBU (additional 0.1 SBU for tests)
Certificate Authority Certificates, libtasn1-4.2, and libffi-3.2.1
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It's no surprise to us (or you, probably) that MMOs are big business in China. The Wall Street Journal reports that a new study from Beijing data-analysis firm Cnzz.com predicts that China will hold more than half of the global market for online gaming by 2012. Given the current 20% growth rate, the online gaming market is predicted to reach 41 billion yuan ($6 billion USD). They currently report 338 million web users among their population, with two-thirds of those users defining themselves as online game players.
Of course, the main branch of online games in this case are MMOs. In October, six of the ten most popular games in China were MMOs, with four of those being subscription based models. World of Warcraft holds the top spot in that list with "the most registered players and peak simultaneous online users." (The recent bickering between WoW and NetEase may make that a temporary position, however.)
The full story from WSJ blogs contains more details, and is a good overall read.
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Posted: Nov 27th 2009 6:52PM Bueno said
That's alot of gold farmers!
Posted: Nov 27th 2009 7:12PM Vladimyr said
I wonder... if there's as many Chinese gold farmers... in China.
Posted: Nov 27th 2009 10:26PM (Unverified) said
I recently read somewhere that china has an estimated 500,000 gold farmers supplying in-game currency to the market. It didn't specify a particular game but WoW was mention through out the article.
Posted: Nov 28th 2009 1:24AM Suplyndmnd said
"I recently read somewhere that china has an estimated 500,000 gold farmers supplying in-game currency to the market"
And hell, that's just Aion!
And hell, that's just Aion!
Posted: Nov 28th 2009 5:06AM (Unverified) said
Well, it's no wonder their government wants to ban foreign investment in online games. With huge numbers like that, why have them playing foreign MMOs when they can grow their economy with their own online games?
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A germ-line mutation in the gene that encodes thyroid transcription factor-1 (TTF-1) may be associated with multi-nodular goiter (MNG) and with progression to papillary thyroid cancer (PTC).
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I don't know what your weather is like there, but you have to be really careful when putting a super-tropical palm outside on a windy day when the humidity is low, particularly one with large, wide leaves that will lose massive quantities of water through transpiration on a day like that. You can literally kill a palm in 1-2 hours that way. This palm undoubtedly has been in a high humidity greenhouse and has adapted to a situation with zero wind and about 80% humidity (or more?). But even if the humidity is not a problem, wind is a problem all on its own, and can bend or break palms easily, particularly if they have not been growing in an environment where there has been any sort of wind before (greenhouse fans hardly count as wind, either). As for water, this kind of palm would literally be impossible to overwater unless your soil was muck or something poorly draining. These palms live in situations where it sometimes rains feet, not inches, in weeks or even days. Rot might be a problem, but not of the roots I think (unless they get really cold, too), but of the crownshaft/bud of the palm (from the cold). These are very sensitive palms and do not like it cold. A cold snap into the 40s will not kill one or probably even hurt one at all, but an entire week of 40s could certainly do one in by allowing the bud to get infected. I have seen a lot of tropical palms die from Penicillium mold growing along the trunk from chronic cool, even in greenhouses that weren't kept warm enough.. and the first symptom is a bending palm. Though I sort of doubt your palm could be affected by Penicillium that quickly... unless it was already infected when you got it (impossible to tell, really). |
- Posted by brooklyngreg 7a NYC coastal (My Page) on Mon, Oct 18, 10 at 10:20
Hi Alex, It looks like transplant or overwatering shock. Here are some questions that come to mind that may help. How come I see white at the base where soils should be? Was the root ball kept inact and pot the right size. Nevertheless I would give her a prime space by a window to recover and not move her around until the patient stabilized. Palms can be fussy and she may or may not improve. Keep her away from heat sources or temp swings to low or high. Of course only water with warm ~78* water and not too much. |
I agree with the Dr 100% Better to keep new tropical palms that have been transplanted inside this time of year. We had a high of 75f the other day with a dewpoint of 32f,the humidity was in the teens at best,can you imagige the wet bulb effect on the soil with high winds in those conditions? Good luck Alex! "> |
- Posted by tropicalzone7 7 (My Page) on Mon, Oct 18, 10 at 15:27
Thanks everyone! I guess the best thing to do now is keep it inside and put it by a nice window. I really dont think its going to make it since it looks just as bad today (maybe even a little worse!). I feel really terrible about it and I will be fighting with it until the day it dies! I think the white part of the trunk was from a base of a leaf recently removed, but maybe Ill re pot it anyway. What I think I might do it down grade the pot a little bit and plant it a little deeper. Wish me luck! -Alex |
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Joel Drucker examines Arthur Ashe's new Web site, which launched earlier this month on the 14th anniversary of his death.
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A glance at the Web sites of most tennis players summons a comment made by Winston Churchill: "History will be kind to me. For I shall write it." After more than 15 minutes scrolling through screen after screen of trivial tidbits on shopping, food and travel, it's clear Churchill's grand legacy is far from being realized. Information is not synonymous with insight.
But this month news comes of another tennis player's Web site with a far different approach. ArthurAshe.org, a tidy compilation of photos and videos, was launched on the 14th anniversary of Ashe's death (Feb. 6, 1993). Ashe died during Black History Month, a confluence of events that might have led him to say something like, "That may or may not be fortuitous. What do you think?"
A philosophical premise divides thinkers into two categories: hedgehogs and foxes. Writes the Greek poet Archilochus, "The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing." It's best for athletes to be hedgehogs. The big thing: winning. Anything that doesn't aid attainment of that objective is irrelevant, a narrowing of vision which breeds isolation. Lacking teammates, tennis players can become even more self-absorbed. And like all athletes, they favor action over thought, believing that "book smart" truly means "less smart."
Arthur Ashe was a fox. He was the rare athlete who admitted how much he enjoyed school, loved reading (and writing) books and valued the chance to actually ask questions of others.
"He liked to learn, but make no mistake, Arthur had his opinions," said Charlie Pasarell, Ashe's best friend and former UCLA and Davis Cup teammate. For example, Ashe believed African-Americans should spend much less time playing sports and more hours cracking books.
One particularly engaging section of the new Web site features a video, narrated by Sidney Poitier, about Ashe's win at the first U.S. Open -- fittingly enough, in the watershed year of 1968. Recounting America's turmoil as the backdrop to that victory, Ashe said, "You didn't get five minutes to breathe."
Yet even as Ashe was drawn to using athletic fame as a springboard for activism, he did so on his terms. He was raised in the South of the 1950s, a time when the civil rights movement was governed not strictly by pragmatic politics, but by nonviolence and religion. It's fitting, for example, that the Web site's photo montage of Ashe's life is accompanied by the understated Shaker song, "'Tis a joy to be simple."
Like Martin Luther King Jr., Ashe believed social change had a spiritual obligation to come kindly rather than at gunpoint. Ashe concurred heartily when he heard the following lines from black writer James Baldwin's book, "Notes of A Native Son": "I love America more than any other country in the world, and exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually."
In the fall of 1973, Ashe traveled to South Africa. Whites thought he was swimming upstream. Blacks felt he was a sellout. But Ashe -- who that year was one of the world's top 10 players, playing 97 matches -- felt he could make an impact. Though many tennis players do their share of philanthropic work, it's not likely we'll see any taking overt stands that broach political ideology the way Ashe did. Then again, I recall him saying that perhaps it wasn't necessarily appropriate for society to demand an athlete do anything other than play his sport. Says Pasarell, "Arthur liked tossing ideas around, back and forth."
A striking photo from that trip to South Africa shows Ashe in his red tennis shirt (he brought color to tennis in many ways), surrounded by children who seemed aware that Ashe's presence demonstrated greater possibilities. On his fourth day in Johannesburg, Ashe met a black writer, Don Mattera, who had just been banned by the apartheid government; that is, stripped of his right to earn a living. Mattera was writing a poem about Ashe. It begins:
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About the step-by-step evolution
Of a gradual harvest,
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Ironically, patience was not Ashe's forte on the court. His matches were typically won in a flurry of shot-making. That his game wasn't always effective frustrated Ashe. Though Ashe's many books are marked by pensive reflection light years removed from the hurly-burly of a tennis court, his most compelling is "Portrait in Motion," a diary of the 1973-74 tennis season.
"They see me so cool," Ashe wrote after being upset in the third round of the 1973 U.S. Open, "and give me all that crap about putting on cool and not caring and all that. Well, let me tell you, when you are this close to being the greatest in the world, in being supreme in this one skill you have devoted your life to, when you are that close but know you will never be closer well you think about it over and over at a time like this, however pointless it is."
"Portrait in Motion" was published in the spring of 1975. Soon after, Ashe attained the prize he'd always dreamed of: victory at the world's premier tournament, Wimbledon, and by the end of the year, recognition that he was at last the world's best tennis player.
Amazingly, Ashe had played his best tennis while taking on the duties as president of the fledgling players' union, the ATP.
"Most of us knew if we got involved with the ATP, our tennis would suffer," Pasarell said. "Leave it to Arthur to do the opposite."
Perhaps in some way, authoring a book filled with such doubt was a catharsis. In his ability to show that thought could indeed go hand-in-hand with action, Arthur Ashe was a rare athlete.
Joel Drucker is based in Oakland, Calif., and writes about tennis for Tennis Magazine and The Tennis Channel.
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The national press corps, inflamed by President Clinton's personal failings, has howled like a wolfpack at the White House for over a year now.
Things were a bit different during the Reagan era.
In her new book "Reporting Live," former CBS White House correspondent Lesley Stahl writes that she and other reporters suspected that Reagan was "sinking into senility" years before he left office. She writes that White House aides "covered up his condition"-- and journalists chose not to pursue it.
Stahl describes a particularly unsettling encounter with Reagan in the summer of 1986: her "final meeting" with the President, typically a chance to ask a few parting questions for a "going-away story." But White House Press Secretary Larry Speakes made her promise not to ask anything.
Although she'd covered Reagan for years, the glazed-eyed and fogged-up President "didn't seem to know who I was," writes Stahl. For several moments as she talked to him in the Oval Office, a vacant Reagan barely seemed to realize anyone else was in the room. Meanwhile, Speakes was literally shouting instructions to the President, reminding him to give Stahl White House souvenirs.
Panicking at the thought of having to report on that night's news that "the president of the United States is a doddering space cadet," Stahl was relieved that Reagan soon reemerged into alertness, recognized her and chatted coherently with her husband, a screenwriter. "I had come that close to reporting that Reagan was senile."
Stahl wasn't the only reporter to hold back. Nor were her bosses at CBS the only ones to pressure journalists to soften their coverage of Reagan, both of his policies and his person.
But that was back then. Beginning 13 months ago, the President's personal sexual predilections became the country's top news story; 13 years ago, a matter as important to the public as the President's mental competence was deemed off-limits.
The national press corps spent years either ignoring the issue or euphemizing it as "inattentiveness" or "the age issue" or his lax "management style."
Some Americans may not remember the era when Teflon news coverage was afforded to a president who fell asleep at White House meetings and didn't recognize members of his Cabinet. Untethered by cue cards or teleprompter, he could ramble off into dark fogs of gibberish.
Today's media are quick to note that Clinton now avoids news conferences in fear of having to answer questions about l'affaire Monica. Reagan broke records for the fewest news conferences. And for obvious reasons. In October 1987, in his first press conference in seven months, here's how President Reagan answered a question about whether taxes should be increased:
That answer was no less coherent than his repeatedly befuddled responses ("The poverty rate has begun to decline, but it is still going up.") -- and his rousing "I'm all confused now" summation at the 1984 debate with Walter Mondale in Louisville.
At a disjointed 30-minute news conference in June 1986, the President served up consistently muddled answers (aides had to immediately "clarify" several of their boss' claims), but no reporter present was willing to ask publicly what was wrong. None were willing to say that the President had no clothes. A top White House official privately marveled to the Los Angeles Times about "how easy the press was on him" and said that reporters treat Reagan "almost reverentially."
This view of a timid, almost reverential press corps was shared by others in Reagan's PR team-- notwithstanding their often disingenuous complaints at the time about liberal bias. In "On Bended Knee: The Press and the Reagan Presidency," author Mark Hertsgaard quotes former Reagan Communications director David Gergen as saying, "A lot of the Teflon came from the press. They didn't want to go after him that toughly."
Today, such loopy public performances by a President might prompt nightly "White House in Crisis" specials on national television. Back then, establishment news outlets were in the habit of burying embarrassing personal facts about Reagan in stories adorned by misleadingly cheery headlines.
During Reagan's 1988 Moscow summit with Gorbachev, the New York Times noted that the President had fallen asleep at a meeting with Soviet dignitaries. The Times subtitled the article: "REAGAN IMPRESSES SOVIET ELITE." Two days later, another summit-related article in the New York Times attributed this quote about Reagan to Britain's Margaret Thatcher: "Poor dear, there's nothing between his ears." The article's headline: "THATCHER SALUTE TO REAGAN YEARS."
Around the same time Lesley Stahl had her 1986 meeting with a weak and disoriented President to whom she was forbidden to pose questions, Time magazine was painting a picture of a totally different President. Coinciding with the Fourth of July hoopla, Time's cover projected a beaming Reagan halloed by multicolored fireworks. Titled "Yankee Doodle Magic," the story offered thousands of idolatrous words about "one of the strongest leaders of the 20th century" and about "Reagan's reassertion of presidential leadership" and how "he has restored the authority of the American presidency."
"If Reagan is afflicted by senility," the magazine scoffed, "some of the world's leaders might try a case of it."
Time's portrait of the American President bore distinct similarities to the ones painted of Communist Party leaders by the Beijing press corps. (Too bad for Time-- as the Iran-contra scandal erupted weeks later-- that its "strong leader" was said to be out of the loop of his own foreign policy.)
Compare Time's Teflon treatment of Reagan in 1986 with the magazine's cover story on Bill Clinton last week. Here's the lead sentence: "Like a weasel, Bill Clinton emerges from a drainpipe shinier than when he went in."
The truth about relations between the press and presidency is that while some things have changed, much remains the same. What's changed is the willingness of mainstream journalists to unveil, even revile, the person of the President. With Reagan, relevant questions about his mental competence weren't even raised-- and a President being asleep at the wheel should be as newsworthy as a President sleeping around.
Establishment journalists today resemble attack dogs on Clinton's personal defects, his sex and lies, but they seem unable or unwilling (or too bored) to act as tough watchdogs on Clinton's often-conservative public policies, especially economic and foreign. Time magazine will call Clinton a "weasel" over Monicagate, but not over his policies on social security or NAFTA or Iraq.
In this regard, nothing much has changed. For when it came to watchdogging Reagan's economic and foreign policies, mainstream media were as disconnected and dozy as the President was.
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The 37th Art Festival of Kartik Fine Arts commenced with a violin recital by the father-son duo Dr. L. Subramaniam and Ambi Subramaniam. The tambura sruti permeating the auditorium set the mood. The silence too had a meditative quality. The brief interval took this writer back to the 1970s when AIR was the only source to listen to classical music, besides live concerts. Record players were a luxury. Oft repeated in its Isai Amudham schedule was the LP record of the violin trio brothers L. Vaidyanathan, L. Sankar and L. Subramaniam to the accompaniment of legendary Palghat Mani Iyer. Glued to the radio sets and listening to the Ada Tala Bhairavi varnam played by them in three speeds was always thrilling.
That evening, the screen went up and Subramaniam introduced his accompanists including Tambura Venkatraman, who was his PT master, a strict one, while Subramaniam was a student of P.S. High School.
Preceding the Navaragamalika varnam of Patnam Subramania Iyer, LS regaled the audience with strains of all the nine ragas. The shift from one raga to the next — from Kedaram to Shankarabharanam to Sri — was smooth and seamless. When the rasikas yearned for more, the duo started the varnam and played it in five speeds with aplomb.
Yes, a tough task by any standards. Young Ambi, moving to the mandhra string now and then, was a stunner. The Hamsadhwani alapana saw LS coax and cajole his instrument to produce mesmerising phrases; then came Vatapi. The swara segment was sheer exhibition of the duo's dexterity. Doubling and tripling the speed in the kalpanaswara robbed the soporific mood they had earlier created.
Shiva Shiva in Kharaharapriya, a composition of Lakshiminarayana, LS' father, came next in rupakam which again had a swara segment. Close on its heels came the tani.
Ramanamurthy (mridangam), Latha Ramachar (ganjira) and Satya Sai (morsing) combined well to present a neat tani.
Raga Sindhubhairavi, the concluding piece, was virtually a raga rasanubhava with LS unfolding the rich content of the raga's layers. His presentation of the kriti, Venkatachala nilayam, took this writer to Ananda Nilayam, the sanctum Lord of the Seven Hills.
The enjoyment was short lived as the duo once again broke into their swara circus. The nadanubhava was lost and this writer was back in Alipiri, the foothills of Tirumala. Isn't it time LS projects the nada yogi in him in full for the benefit of discerning rasikas? One of the best aspects of the whole concert was the absolute kalapramanam.
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Doug: Why are you so out of breath, Lee?
Lee: Im finishing our 5k Will Run hopefully some time today.
Doug: Good. I just finished, and Im headed over to the company conversation at Acoustic Cafe.
Lee: But dont you have a show today?
Doug: Yes, and then an AfterWill party tonight with some of our patrons.
Lee: But its Sunday. And youve got me running, on my day of rest, and look, Im running far....
Doug: All in a days work at GRSF. Part of a healthy community is exercise and entertainment.
Lee: And coming up we have even more events dont we? Ive got some time while I finish this run. Trust me, I may have a lot of time. Tell me about the upcoming events.
Doug: Besides the final two weeks to see the plays that the critics and audiences are loving, we have our Calithump fundraising raucous variety show, our Sonnet Contest awards ceremony, Peter Saccio talking about Hamlet, our final all day Concert on the Green with the Live @the Levee folks and closing weekend ceremonies.
Lee: No wonder Im out of breath. Thats a lot of things to do... I should probably try and finish this race so I can head on over to them all.
Doug: Thats right. Its a whirlwind of nonstop Shakespeare events.
Lee: Tell me about Calithump?
Doug: Its Tuesday, July 29, and it is our fourth annual Thump. It is a fun evening of company members doing all sorts of crazy and wonderful theatrical acts, sponsored by our good friends at Winona National Bank.
Lee: And I hear it sells out and tickets are hard to come by, so folks should get them today.
Doug: Thats right. There are only a limited number still to sell, so dont miss this one.
Lee: And the Live @the Levee GRSF Concert on the Green. Tell me about that one.
Doug: Starting at noon on Saturday, August 2, and going until 11 p.m. at Levee Park, GRSF is teaming up with the Live @the Levee for an all day celebration of the closing of Season 11.
Lee: I hear the headliner is a rock and roll accordion band from San Francisco.
Doug: Thats right. They are called Those Darn Accordions and they played to 1,500 people on the Levee the last time they played Winona.
Lee: And there are six other acts including the Bus Boys and The Tom Hipps Trio.
Doug: And we will be announcing the winners of many of our auctions and drawings at that event as well, so hurry on out and sign up for our drawings. It will be your last chance to win a week at a private resort in Mexico or a priceless Vicuna sweater from our good friends at St. Croix.
Lee: I am more interested in the Bloedows donuts for a year.
Doug: No wonder you are so out of breath.
Lee: No, someone is going to win that in our drawing.
Doug: I know. I know. Thanks to all who came out to our first annual Will Run and made it a success today.
Lee: And Ill see you on the other side of the finish line, hopefully by sundown today.


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PANAJI: A cruise vessel 'Voyage of the Sea', the last of the seasons calling at Mormugao port, and carrying 3,800 passengers, will arrive on May 18.
"This will be the last cruise ship and it will berth at berth number 10 as usual," MPT chairman, P Mara Pandiyan said.
A series of cruise boat landings during April and May will take the tally during the last two months itself to eight. During the financial year, 2010-11, a total of 21 vessels with 9,371 passengers had touched the port as compared to a total of 22 vessels with 19,650 passengers in 2011-2012.
Incidentally, this is likely to be the biggest cruise ship to touch the port during the last couple of years. The fifth cruise ship of the season, "Costa Classica" carrying 957 passengers and 547 crew had touched the port on April 25, 2012.
Cruise tourism is poised for a quantum leap in Goa with Mormugao Port Trust in the process of providing finishing touches to a dedicated 450-metre berthing facility at breakwater for cruise vessels calling at the port from next season.
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Kawhi Leonard NBA's Next Big Star and Face of the Spurs?
The San Antonio Spurs have been a championship caliber team for the past 15+ years since they won their first NBA Championship in 1999. Tim Duncan was there when the Spurs won their first title. Both Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker aided in the Spurs next three championships in 2003, 2005, and 2007. The next wave of stars for San Antonio seem to becoming together with the likes of Danny Green, who had a major breakthrough for his career in the 2011-12 season, emerging as the starting shooting guard for the Spurs, and a promising young talent in Kawhi Leonard.
Kawhi Leonard, who was named to the NBA All Rookie Team in 2012. In fact, before the start of that season, Head Coach Gregg Popovich stated that Leonard would be the next face of the Spurs
(1.) "I think he's going to be a star. And as time goes on, he'll be the face of the Spurs, I think. At both ends of the court, he is really a special player. And what makes me be so confident about him is that he wants it so badly.
"He wants to be a good player, I mean a great player. He comes early, he stays late, and he's coachable, he's just like a sponge. When you consider he's only had (two years) of college and no training camp yet, you can see that he's going to be something else."
Popovich may very well be right! This past season Leonard was named to the NBA All Defensive Second Team, but has also come up big recently on the offensive side in the Spurs past two games against the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals. Leonard scored 20+ points both in each game, and lead all scorers with 29 in Game 3 ( A career high, both regular season and playoffs). Leonard also had a strong game on the boards in Game 4, collecting 14 rebounds, nearly doubling his total from the first three games combined (8)!
With more time, experience, and the eventual retirement of Tim Duncan, Leonard will be molded into a complete player that reaches his full potential and like Gregg Popovich said, become the next face of the team. And being under the guidance of a Head Coach like Popovich, not only will he reach it, (Here comes my bold statement) but perhaps go above and beyond and end up as one of the all time greats when his career is over!
UPDATE: Kawhi Leonard recorded 22 points, 10 rebounds in Game 5 of the Spurs 104-87 win. Leonard was named the NBA Finals MVP!
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